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Plant Ignorance for “Enlightened Races”: Shirai Mitsutarō (1863–1932) on Famine-Relief Flora

How one evaluates ignorance is inseparable from what they regard as the condition for knowledge. At least, this was the case with Shirai Mitsutarō (1863–1932), whose contribution to the development of botanical sciences in Japan went beyond his research of plant pathology and extended also to an endeavor to chronicle the country’s scholarly tradition in…

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